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Former prosecutor Daniel Rizzo is facing a lawyer discipline lawsuit that alleged he withheld exculpatory evidence in the murder case of Alfred Dewayne Brown, who spent 12 years imprisoned but has since been found actually innocent. But Rizzo denies seeing a copy of the evidence in question.
May 15, 2020 at 02:37 PM
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An ex-prosecutor in Houston accused of misconduct for suppressing evidence in a murder case will soon be served with an attorney disciplinary lawsuit.
The Commission for Lawyer Discipline on Thursday requested service of citation of a lawsuit from earlier this month against Daniel Rizzo, who used to work in the Harris County District Attorney’s office and led the prosecution of Alfred Dewayne Brown.
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